| ID: |
TARP-032 |
| Title: |
Mr. Fasen Li v Industrial and Commercial Administrative Bureau, Autonomy County of Tu Zu |
| Source: |
State Informaiton Center: State Regulation Datebase |
| Parties: |
Mr. Fasen Li (plaintiff) v Industrial and Commercial Administrative Bureau, Autonomy County of Tu Zu (defendant) |
| Dispute Resolution Organ: |
First instance: People’s Court, Autonomy County of Tu Zu; Court of appeal (final decision): Intermediate People’s Court, Haidong, Qinghai Province |
| Year: |
1996 |
| Pages: |
0 |
| Author(s): |
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| Keywords: |
China, dispute resolution, evidence, grain and oil, penalties, reconsideration, trade, transparency |
| Abstract: |
On 1 August 1994, the Industrial and Commercial Administrative Bureau of Qinghai Province, together with Price Bureau and Revenue Bureau of Qinghai Province issued the Circular of Strengthening the Purchase of Grain & Oil and the Management of Market (“Circular”). On 15 Oct. 1994, the People’s Government of Autonomy County of Tu Zu issued a Notice of Further Strengthening the Purchase of Grain & Oil and the Management of Market (“Notice”), which stipulated that except the Grain & Oil department, any other individual or unit could not purchase or transport the Grain & Oil. The plaintiff individually operated the grain & oil. When the defendant found that the plaintiff purchased grain & oil from Oct to Nov of 1994, they ordered him not to do so and issued a decision of administrative penalties (“the decision at issue”) to him on 21 Nov 1994. the plaintiff objected and applied to the People’s Government of Autonomy County of Tu Zu for administrative reconsideration which confirmed the decision at issue on 14 Sept 1995. the plaintiff sued. |
| Secured: |
False |
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Keywords: China, dispute resolution, evidence, grain and oil, penalties, reconsideration, trade, transparency
